Heli Engineering jobs??
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Heli Engineering jobs??
Does anyone know of any Helicopter Maintenance company who are looking for unlicenced engineers, and would be prepared to take someone on with limited experience??
Let me know
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Let me know
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Do yourself a favour - forget helicopters, go fixed wing.
I've been trying to get out of heli for some time now and it ain't easy. Fully licensed avionics (including modules 24 and 27)with a lot of years experience and no f/w companies interested.
Shortage? What shortage?
SeeNext
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I've been trying to get out of heli for some time now and it ain't easy. Fully licensed avionics (including modules 24 and 27)with a lot of years experience and no f/w companies interested.
Shortage? What shortage?
SeeNext
[This message has been edited by SeeNext (edited 30 January 2001).]
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Supervisor with 17 years service with Scotia
(Bond) at Humberside circa £29,000.
Certifying engineer with easytech starting pay on 737's £40,000+ inc bonus.
Benefits is a different ballgame.
Pay in the helicopter industry has stagnated over the last ten years. If it's money
go large fixed wing and get a licence.
(Bond) at Humberside circa £29,000.
Certifying engineer with easytech starting pay on 737's £40,000+ inc bonus.
Benefits is a different ballgame.
Pay in the helicopter industry has stagnated over the last ten years. If it's money
go large fixed wing and get a licence.
